NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Kenya’s hopes of ending incontinence caused by fistula, one of the most serious childbirth injuries, are rising as more women are receiving surgery, more local surgeons are being trained and awareness of the stigmatizing condition grows.

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